Sentence examples for exercises to encourage from inspiring English sources

In "Imagine Nation," Steve, Blue and Periwinkle use simple exercises to encourage children to conjure what's not really there: for instance, buttons as hot-air balloons, furniture as buildings and a favorite stuffed animal as the king of an imaginary castle.

As McFarland said, "Cocktail parties encourage people to meet one another and expand their networks, but it takes retreats and team-building exercises to encourage trust, communication, and interdependence among group members.

The program also incorporates advice about resistance exercises to encourage participants to maintain muscle function and strength.

Is the whole gender parity programme part of a cynical PR exercise to encourage a belief that the most powerful people in the world care about half the world's population?

The red-bearded Viking Erik the Red was first to colonise southern Greenland, which he allegedly named as a propaganda exercise to encourage other Icelandic Vikings to follow him.

To use a novel teaching exercise to encourage students to practice ophthalmoscopy and to measure the learning effect both subjectively and objectively.

In order to examine the ability of aerobic exercise to encourage improvements in genomic integrity, we evaluated the effects of 8 weeks of high-intensity interval training (HIIT; 85 % VO2max), low intensity training (LIT; 45 50 % VO2max), and sedentary behaviour (SED), in an animal model of early-stage CKD.

In the "active" conditions, participants performed structured exercises designed to encourage active processing.

Concreteness training involved repeated mental exercises designed to encourage more concrete and specific thinking about emotional events.

Follow up visits were used to monitor how the client was going with the first agreed exercises and to encourage the client to start doing others.

Unique considerations for this population include (1) monitoring pain during and after exercise, (2) providing days of rest when disease flares occur, and (3) infusing variety into the exercise regimen to encourage adherence.